HTC Touch / HTC Elf / HTC Touch P3450 / O2 XDA Nova / Dopod S1 / T-Mobile MDA Touch

alaTest has collected and analysed 2981 reviews from magazines and websites. Reviews about the design and reception are on the whole positive. The portability and usability are also mentioned favorably. There are some negativecomments about the text input and features. There are some mixed ratings about the apps and build quality.

connectivity, usability, portability, reception, design

reliability, features, text input

We analysed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Mobile Phones the HTC Touch / HTC Elf / HTC Touch P3450 / O2 XDA Nova / Dopod S1 / T-Mobile MDA Touch is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 91/100 = Excellent quality.

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HTC Explorer review

 

Updated Far from the grandest handset on the market, the hardwearing HTC Explorer is a strong performer on the entry-level smartphone scene.

Fluid user interface ; Sturdy construction ; Strong web browser ; Responsive display

Low quality 3.15MP camera ; Small, grainy screen ; Occasional lag ; No boxed headphones

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HTC Explorer review

 

Android is a mobile OS that clearly appeals to geeks. And its appeal to those who like flexible, powerful phones that have a great selection of games and apps is clear too. But where does that leave the person on the street? The normal Joe, the man or...

Cheap, small, clear calls, great for occasional users, good battery life

Screen is a little too small, screen looks bad with moving content

A great little phone that will appeal to exactly the people it should; occasional users who want a smartphone for a smattering of surfing and email, but nothing more

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HTC Salsa review: hands-on video with the Facebook phone

 

Is it the social phone to rule them all? Watch the video to find out.

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First Look: HTC Radar review

 

Windows Phone 7 Mango is here and that means a selection of new smartphones to choose from. The new version of the OS is aimed at users who are either upgrading from the first batch of 2010 handsets, or moving over to the platform for the first time.

DLNA, crisp Super LCD screen, good design

Same processor as last year, no Dr Dre Beats Audio, no NFC, not much storage

Good, but not amazing

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HTC Salsa review

 

Facebook isn't something new to mobile phones. There is an app for pretty much every phone platform, as well as a good working mobile site. Some might question whether you need a Facebook-specific mobile phone when the existing provision is already...

HTC Sense offers a great experience with added Facebook convenience, a slick affordable up-to-date Android phone

Exterior design lacks cohesion, multiple routes to Facebook shortcuts can be a little confusing

We’re not sold on the weird split colouring on the back panel, but otherwise, whether you're a Facebook fan or not, the HTC Salsa is a great little phone

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HTC Smart Mobile Phone

 

HTC's Smart is not the smartest smart phone out there.

Smart' looking device, well designed; Audio clarity for calls and music is good; Camera is quite decent

Lacks Wi-Fi for the price; Battery life could have been better; No Google Maps or chat apps preloaded

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HTC Smart review

 

The HTC Smart has landed with O2 as an exclusive handset in the UK. At the press launch at Mobile World Congress, we were on hand to witness all those involved extol its virtues as an affordable smartphone. But does it fulfil this remit? Does the Smart...

Design, build, Sense looks great, affordable

Keyboard experience isn't great, closed system, low res, low power

As a package it offers a neat range of features unique at this price point, but the touch response makes it difficult for us to fully stand behind

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HTC Tattoo review

 

HTC has played the biggest part in bringing Android to the masses. If you want a new operating system to take off, you need to gain some degree of market base, which is why the HTC Tattoo is exciting. Like the Huawei's T-Mobile Pulse, the HTC Tattoo is...

Affordable, compact, HTC Sense, full tech spec sheet

Marketplace currently a little sparse, resistive touchscreen downgrades the experience, onscreen keyboard a little too small

If you are looking for an affordable and friendly entry to the Android world then the HTC Tattoo is worthy of consideration, but if you can stretch to the Hero, you'll get so much more out of it

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HTC Touch

 

You will love the new Windows Media 6, but will hate the machine its on.

Windows mobile 6 does have something new, Looks good

Slow Interface, TouchFLO not very responsive, Messaging a problem, NO flash on camera

The phone is supposed to give you approximately 5 hours of talktime according to the manual. But it manages only 2 1/2. This is bad considering it's a business phone. However, you can reduce the backlight and save some battery. It's a well known fact...

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HTC Touch mobile phone review

 

Live in the UK and can't wait for the iPhone to come out later this year? No problem, HTC has announced its answer to the Apple phone even though, according to its President, he's never seen it. Two years in the making, rather than just the 6 months...

Touchscreen, interface, Wi-Fi

No 3G, on-screen QWERTY keyboard small

A good strong offering from HTC and one that will certainly give Apple a run for its money

Product Specifications

Let your fingers guide you with the HTC Touch, the world's first phone to feature intuitive touch screen technology. Featuring an easy-to-use touch screen and simple user interface, the HTC Touch with TouchFLO makes quick dialing, navigation and selection a breeze. Stylish, smart and versatile, it opens up a world of media, communication and social interaction. Surf the web with Internet Explorer, send and receive email from accounts like Hotmail and Yahoo! . Chat on Messenger and send photos to your own web space through Windows Live. Optimized for entertainment, the HTC Touch lets you enjoy your favorite music and movie clips through the integrated media suite. You also have the versatility to upload, store and share your media files with microSD removable memory. With Windows Mobile 6, the HTC Touch also provides instant access to your Outlook email and the most popular Microsoft Office applications. Experience a whole new sensation. The HTC Touch.

Battery

Capacity:1100mAh
Talk Time (PB):300minutes
Technology:Lithium Ion

CE Input Device

Type:Touch sensitive screen

Cellular

Band:GSM 900/1800/1900 (Tri-Band)
Combined with:With digital camera / digital player/With two digital cameras / digital player
Integrated Components:2nd camera / Digital camera / Digital player/Digital camera / Digital player
Phone Form Factor:Monoblock
Service Provider:Not specified
Technology:GSM
Type:Smartphone
Wireless Interface:Bluetooth 2.0 / IEEE 802.11b / IEEE 802.11g

Communicator Features

Operating System:Microsoft Windows Mobile 6 Professional

Dimensions & Weight

Depth:1.4cm
Height:10cm
Weight:112g
Width:5.8cm

Display

Colour Depth:16-bit (65000 colours)
Diagonal Size:2.8in
Diagonal Size (metric):7.1cm
Type:LCD display

Flash Memory

Supported Flash Memory Cards:microSD

Header

Country Kits:United Kingdom
Manufacturer:HTC
Packaged Quantity:1
Product Line:HTC Touch

Messaging & Data Services

EDGE (Enhanced Data Rates For Global Evolution):Built-in / Yes
Internet Browser:Built-in / Yes

Optical Sensor

Sensor Resolution:2Megapixel
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